Posts tagged maritime security cooperation
Quad maritime surveillance – A game changer?
Quad maritime surveillance – A game changer?

Written by Anuttama Banerji and Nayanima Basu

While the IPMSC marks a pivotal shift in US foreign policy strategy, particularly its military posture in the Pacific Ocean, this initiative, coupled with the strategic redesignation of USPACOM, underscores a clear intent to substantially bolster the US military’s presence in the region.

Read More
Faultlines9DLQuad, Indian Ocean region, Indian Navy, Indo-Pacific region, maritime security cooperation, Indo-Pacific Maritime Surveillance Cooperation Initative, Quad Indo-Pacific Maritime Domain Awareness Initative, intelligence-sharing, Free and Open Indo-Pacific, US Indo-Pacific Command, US Pacific Command, security relationship, US-India military ties, IUU Fishing, 9DASHLINE, Anuttama Banerji, Nayanima Basu, IRIS Dena
Taiwan’s undersea cables are an Indo-Pacific crisis test
Taiwan’s undersea cables are an Indo-Pacific crisis test

Written by Jing Ge

Taiwan’s undersea cables are not only a communications vulnerability; they are also a test of crisis discipline in the Indo-Pacific. In a Taiwan Strait crisis, a severed cable could be read as an accident, a coercive signal, or the opening move in a larger confrontation.

Read More
Faultlines9DLTaiwan’s Undersea Cables Are an Indo-Pacific Crisis Test, Jing Ge, 9DASHLINE, undersea cables, Indo-Pacific region, Gray Zone, Grey Zone tactics, Infrastructure, infrastructure competition, maritime security cooperation, submarine cable infrastructure, Taiwan, China, resilience, critical infrastructure, grey-zone activities, grey-zone pressure
Chartering a course for peace: EU-Philippines maritime security cooperation
Chartering a course for peace: EU-Philippines maritime security cooperation

Written by Daniela Braun, Marie Antoinette de Jesus, and Sophiya Navarro

Increasing EU-Philippine maritime security cooperation is a positive development that reflects both actors’ mutual interests and values, as well as their willingness to engage with each other and other Indo-Pacific actors.

Read More
Europe and the Indo-Pacific9DL9dashline, Chartering a course for peace: EU-Philippines maritime security cooperation, EU, Philippines, European Union, European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, Manila, Brussels, diplomatic relations, trade relations, trade exports, climate change, digital economy, connectivity, infrastructure, China, Beijing, Chinese aggression, South China Sea, Indo-Pacific, maritime disputes, Strategy for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, geopolitical significance, intensifying competition, US, Washington, Russia-Ukraine war, geopolitics, global economy, Russian oil and gas, maritime security cooperation, maritime security, EU-Philippine, Bongbong, Marcos, Jr., Rodrigo Duterte, ASEAN Coordinator for Dialogue Relations with the EU, security cooperation, EU-Philippines Joint Committee Meeting, ocean governance, maritime issues, blue economy, CRIMARIO, Critical Maritime Routes Indian Ocean, maritime domain awareness, Philippine Navy, Philippine Coast Guard, National Coast Watch Council Center, ASEAN, Indo-Pacific Regional Information Sharing Platform, IORIS, Enhancing Security Cooperation In and With Asia, ESIWA, multilateralism, rules-based order, maritime security partnership, Arbitral Ruling, 2016 arbitral ruling, US State Department, navigation freedoms, flight freedoms, EU Delegation in Manila, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, UNCLOS, von der Leyen, defence assistance, threat assessments